LONDON (AFP) - Robin van Persie has urged Manchester United to keep faith with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after the under-fire manager's turbulent end to his first season in charge. However, Van Persie, whose goals helped United win their last Premier League title in 2013, is adamant Solskjaer deserves more time to get the club back on track. "I think it's the perfect match, it's just they're having a bad spell," Van Persie told BBC Sport on Wednesday (May 22). "It's funny because when he started everyone was so positive, they were winning and they made a miracle by beating PSG," Van Persie said. "If a player has a couple of bad games, 'OK, sell him!'.

Source: BBC May 22, 2019 12:45 UTC